NEW ORLEANS – Texas State softball's Piper Randolph was one of eight student-athletes selected to receive the 2024 Sun Belt Conference Postgraduate Scholarship that the conference office announced on Thursday.
 
Randolph was a four-year letterwinner as a member of Texas State's softball program and part of the 2024 Sun Belt Championship team. She recently completed her bachelor's degree in business management and will begin her Juris Doctorate at Baylor University Law School. She plans to pursue a career as a legal advisor and NIL agent for college and professional athletes.
 
In her four years at Texas State, Randolph was named to the College Sports Communicators All-District Team twice as well as the Texas State Dean's List and Sun Belt Conference Commissioner's List multiple times. 
 
Randolph played in 202 games in her career with a career batting average of .283. She scored 102 runs off 156 hits with a career total of 70 RBI. Randolph was named Sun Belt Player of the Week one time and was part of three NCAA tournament appearances in her four years as a Bobcat. 
 
Randolph was one of eight Sun Belt Athletes to receive this award including ULM's Kaitlyn Nowak, Troy's Martin Bouldo, Louisiana's Alyssa Abbott, South Alabama's Olivia Lackie, Coastal Carolina's Raegan Meyer, Georgia Southern's Megan Przybysz, and Coastal Carolina's Maj Tomac.